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Evans, Robert J.

"Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz"


And His presence came like sunrise
Like a glory in my breast.
All day long His presence lingered
All day long He stayed with me.
And we sailed in perfect calmness
O'er a very troubled sea.
So I think I know the secret
Learned from many a troubled way:
You must seek Him in the morning
If you want Him through the day.

"This was written by a man named Ralph Cushman."
"That is just beautiful," said Dorothy.
"Yes," replied the Scarecrow, "and so true. Well, would you like to begin?"
"Oh, yes," said Dorothy. "I can't wait to meet your mysterious friend."
The Scarecrow smiled knowingly as he placed three chairs in the middle
of the room. "Please be seated, Dorothy," he motioned, as he sat down
himself, "You should sit upright with your back straight; feet flat on
the floor with your knees together. Rest your hands on your knees with
your palms up.


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